Ef News Items Of The Town Chronicle Dards Of Tucson
Local notices report the death of Julius Gold a former resident at 72 years and the death of Melia A. Greco a year old child. Court cases include five day sentences for drunkenness and a request for a new trial in the Wedge case. Community items mention lectures by Prof Frank Russell and a missing child case resolved.
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Ling
Melia A. Greco
Tony Ich
Third Street
Olas Flores
Yer Street
Catholic Cemetery
Nogales Daily Roundup of Local Appointments and Visits
Bennett assistant United States Attorney stopped en route to Nogales. Several figures including M. Melvor-Tyndall and M. Messinger arrived this morning. Notables such as Mr. Hereford at Windsor hotel, attorney W. F. Cooper, and witnesses like George Smullin bound for the McCuray murder case in District Court. Mrs. Lake and children travel to Oracle. Dr. McLean, cancer specialist from San Francisco, visits for an important case. Mrs. J. C. Cramond visiting her sister Mrs. E. N. Fish. Cramond is daughter of Mrs. C. A. Wakefield.
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S. E. Hazzard
Nogales
Burro
W. H. Lake
Oracle
Mountain View
George Smullin
McCuray
McLean
San Francisco
Rail and Freight News on Rock Island SP Alliance
Details of railroad traffic patterns in 1901 note rising mileage and a potential Rock Island Southern Pacific alliance. Through trains between Los Angeles and Chicago could start within weeks, with an El Paso hospital for SP plans to begin next week and bids opened locally for construction and materials.
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Tucson
Rock Island
Rock Is
el Paso
Ramento
Rock Island Company
Southern Pacific
Los Angeles
Chicago
Allied Lines
P. Hospital
Atlantic
E. B. Cushing
H. F. Jonas
Henry Small
Cushing
S. P. Depot
el Paso Times
Houston
New Inspection Bureau Adds Albuquerque Officials
E H Sanborn and Harry J Fouts join the Trans continental Freight Inspection bureau Arizona and New Mexico division. Sanborn becomes chief of the force and Fouts inspector at the S P freight depot in El Paso. Sanborn previously served in Albuquerque where he was succeeded by Inspector Sutherland. Fouts was chief night clerk in Albuquerque Santa Fe office and now begins inspection bureau service.
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E. H. Sanborn
Harry J. Fouts
Albuquerque
Trans-continental Freight Inspection Bureau
Arizona
Snake in man’s stomach shocks Chicago doctors
CHICAGO Jan 6 A man named Henry Husselman appears to harbor a living snake in his stomach according to an X ray by Professor Fuchs. The patient had long believed he carried the reptile while physicians attributed his symptoms to hallucinations. The skingraph reportedly shows the snake’s body and head within his abdomen.
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Chicago
Til
Henry Husselman
Husselman
Fuchs
Hasselman
Anaconda Engineer Goes Crazy After Stock Loss
In Butte Montana January 6 1900 miners and investors suffer heavy losses in Amalgamated stock. Affected include Butte merchants salary workers and unions with the Butte Miners Union insuring $50000 against losses by H Rogers. Clarence Page Anaconda mining engineer has gone insane from a $10000 loss and is sent to an Eastern sanitarium.
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Butte
Mont
Amalgamated
Marcus Daly
Daly
Anaconda
Kansas Tragedy: Ex-Convict Kills Wife Near Lyndon
In Lyndon Kansas Albert Doty aged 25 a paroled prisoner from Hutchinson reformatory beat his wife to death with a gun barrel and is believed to have killed himself his body found on Missouri Pacific tracks the tragedy left the mother of Doty insane from shock and grief.
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Lyndon
Kan
Albert Doty
Hutchinson Reformatory
Missouri Pacific
Doty
Quarantine Tied Man in Small Town Illinois
In Paris Tib County Illinois William Donnehoy defies smallpox orders, bound by ankle chains attached to floor staples to prevent leaving his home. Mayor James H. Steele enforces the unusual restraint to avoid exposing others as the house quarantine continues.
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Paris
Tib
Hhs
William Donnehoy
Kansas
James H. Steele
Donnehoy
Queer Divorce Sought by this Man
New York January 6. A man requests a divorce from his wife after ten years in Europe. He sent a certificate of consent signed by his wife who states she has not lived with him since 1885 and that anyone may have him. The District Attorney Philbin's office notes the request as an example of services expected.
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New York
Philbin
Europe
A Little Victory For the British
Bereford's Constabulary clashed with Boers in the Orange River Colony on January 1. Field Cornet Pretorius and ten men were killed and thirty-five burghers captured, including Field Cornets de Roux and Erasmus.
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Bloemfontein
Orange River Colony
Bereford
Pretorius
de Roux
Erasmus
Owa Courtship Ends Bloody. County Official Kills Two
In West Union Iowa on January 5 or 6 M Neff county surveyor formerly county clerk shot and killed Miss Rose Falk after paying attention to her wounded Emmet Sullivan his rival and then killed himself. The murder suicide occurred in Miss Falbs room at the Commercial hotel.
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West Union
M. Neff
Rose Falk
Emmet Sullivan
Canadian Troop Contingent Sparks Quebec Opposition
Ottawa reports French Canadians in Quebec oppose sending Canadian troops to South Africa. English speakers press for a third force to join Britain’s war. the government plans an imperial funded contingent named the C I Contingent to quell dissent. The unit, over 1200 rank and file with mounted troops and field hospital, sails around Jan 2 from Hallifax.
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Ottawa
Quebec
Great Britain
South Africa
Aot
Hallifar
Perkins Declines Cabinet Offer for Navy Secretary Post
Senator Perkins of California has been invited to join the cabinet as Secretary of the Navy. He favors shipping on the Pacific and is well acquainted with marine matters. Although on cordial terms with the President and a Pacific Coast admirer, he has declined to consider the cabinet position.
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Washington
Perkins
California
Pacific
Our Statesmen Want More Money
Washington reports members of Congress weighing a rise in salaries from 5000 to 6000 a year. A Minnesota representative said Congressmen do not earn 5000, reflecting mixed views on salary hikes amid duties and treasury prospects.
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Washington
Congress
Edly
Minnesota
St Paul
Salt Famine Strikes Knoxville After Salt Shortage
The last sack of salt is used in Knoxville and a salt famine threatens the city and a large section of the South. The shortage is due to inability to obtain cars to haul salt from Virginia fields and reflects tight conditions in Southern markets.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Virginia
Advertising copy for Schilling's Best baking powder
The copy claims Schilling's Best baking powder responds faster than rivals because its soda and cream of tartar particles are closely packed ready to work together. It urges readers to buy from their grocer.
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Schilling
Salt Shortage Worsens as Car Delays Hurt Hog Industry
Salt companies report ample supply once cars become available, but current transport problems force farmers to feed costly corn while awaiting salt. Also notes Dr McIver Tyndall to perform at the Opera House in a public seance titled A Night of Mystery with demonstrations of thought transference and clairvoyance.
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Opera
Melver-Tyndall
Ais
McIver-Tynaail
McIver-Tyndall
Help Wanted and For Sale Classified Items
HELP WANTED. MALE- Energetic workers to distribute circulars and samples permanent occupation, good pay. FOR SALE-A rare opportunity Restaurant and general produce market. Best location, business paying and well established, best of reasons given for selling. No triflers need apply. Bucklen Arnica Slave promises pain relief for burns cuts and more at 25c.
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West Twenty-eighth Street
New York
Underwood and Franklin
P. O
West Congress Street
Bucklen
Earth
Metal and Money Market in New York
Mexican dollars quoted at 44 1 4 cents, silver at 56 7 8, brokers 3 1 2, exchange 4.00. Copper weak with brokers 13 and exchange 13.
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Metal and Money Market
New York
A few opera glasses left after holiday season sale
A small stock of opera glasses and field glasses remains from the post holiday sale. Items are offered at reduced prices while supplies last, with several styles still available for immediate purchase.
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Hawke
N. Molino
Ignacio
James
Ignacio Ione
Lord Sested
United States
Cosmos Club of
University of Arizona
Frank Russell
Harvard
United States Bureau of Ethnology
Vine
The
Red Men
St. Mary's Hospital
Tom Gregory
Concordia
Charley Potter
Charley
R. R. Waddell
John Pike
Dr. Duffield
Frank Hereford
Hereford
St. Iton
Windsor Hotel
W. F. Cooper
Naco
Fiege
Dragoon
W. S. Sturgis
H. G. Moss
Shellton
Warren Ogietree
San Augustine
Joan Payne
Tacoma
Mra. J. C. Cramond
Rugby
Mra. E. N. Fish
Mra. Cramond
Mra. C. A. Wakefield
Wakefield Brothers
Rien and Engines
C. C. Sroufe
Aymaster Robinson
Ific Othces
City Fork
Ering
Kent Srovie
Union Paifie Py
United S
Texas
New Miles
New Jersey
Illinois
Kimball & Francis
Aaa
Canada
DR. Miver-Tyndall
Congress Street
Mre HL. Riggs
Fifth Ave
BSALE
Ariz
South Third
West Tenth Street
Chas. A. Stevens & Bros
H. L Rigg
Bell’s Pharmacy
Hotel Winsor
Sherei
Geo. Martin
Cucson Opera House
A.V
Grossetta
Joe Wert HicTvor-Cyndall
London
Eng
O. F. Schumacher
Prop
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